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Cheyenne State Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming

31 Aug 1917

Page 12

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Cheyenne State Leader

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Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1917

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12

Wilson the Peacemaker and the Peace Note

Before the United States enters the war President Wilson is seen as a mediator for peace and the world league idea. His note to the Vatican is praised as a principled, humanitarian call for arms restraint and eventual German peace must be earned by German people. The piece notes Wilson’s shift from neutral leader to war leader and argues Congress may be moved by his stance toward lasting peace.

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United States Attenton Wilson World League Wilcon Congress Witeon Vatican America Hohenzollern Junker Germany Saxony Wherthemburge Empire
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Largest Ram Sells for $1300 at Fair

Dig Chief the Ramboulett ram owned by Cine Bros sold at the National Wool Growers exposition in Salt Lake City for 1200, the highest price ever paid for a sheep in the United States. Telegram from F S King in Laramie confirms sale amid a spirited bidding that started at 500 and ended at 1500.

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Laramie United States Cine Bros Salt Lake City King Big Chief
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North Dakota Governor May Permit Distavalty

North Dakota signals willingness to host the orphaned national People's council. Governor Frazer spurred Louis P. Lochner to respond as the council announced a convention planned for Fargo after prohibition on a meeting in Minneapolis. Lochner protested Governor Burnquist's order blocking a national peace conference next week.

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North Dakota Minneapolis Minn National People’s Council Frazer Louis P. Lochner Lochner Wilson Burnquist
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